Top 5 OLED TVs from LG and Sony with High Refresh Rates for Advanced Picture Quality in 2026

The LG OLED evo C5 is the 55 inch TV that can upgrade your home. It can run on the AI processor 4K Gen8, which can easily handle upscaling, face recognition and noise reduction. The result is very sharp facial detail and cleaner textures on both streamed and broadcast content. Also, the native 120 Hz refresh rate goes up to VRR 144 Hz with compatible devices which makes motion during sports or gaming significantly smoother. It can support both G-Sync and FreeSync, so whether you game on a PlayStation, Xbox or PC, it connects without compatibility issues. On the sound side, the 60 W system with Virtual 11.1.2 up-mix via AI sound pro means you get a wide soundstage without a soundbar. The AI Acoustic Tuning feature will read the room and adjust audio output accordingly.

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This is the 65 inch LG OLED TV variant of the same C5 series and carries identical technology but with a larger 164 cm screen. The AI processor powers both and the viewing experience scales well to the bigger panel without any loss in sharpness or colour accuracy. This screen with a 178 degree viewing angle makes it a strong fit for living rooms where seating is spread out or off-centre. The Brightness Booster Ultimate technology pushes peak brightness higher than standard OLED which improves HDR highlights, particularly in well-lit scenes. This model ships with 125 plus free LG channels through webOS 25 which is five more than the 55-inch version. All other features remain consistent, including 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.3. 

The Sony BRAVIA 65 Inch OLED TV is the perfect option in Sony's premium OLED series. It will bring a different approach to picture processing compared to LG. It uses the Cognitive Processor XR which analyses the image the way human perception works rather than just pixel by pixel. The result is colours and contrast that feel natural and not artificially boosted. The Sony TV also has built-in specific PS5 features like auto HDR tone mapping and PS remote play which makes this a strong pick for PlayStation users. Where it can pull clearly ahead is audio. Acoustic surface audio plus uses two actuators behind the screen to turn the panel itself into the speaker. Also, the display uses contrast booster 25 with XR triluminos max for colour volume that extends well into deep reds and blues. And with 120 Hz and full HDMI 2.1 support, it will handle extreme gaming at high frame rates without any hassle.

The LG OLED TV B2 is a premium model from LG's series and is one of the more affordable ways to get into genuine picture quality. It can run on the A7 AI processor 4 K Gen5, which handles dynamic tone mapping and AI-based picture adjustments well for its generation. The self-luminous OLED panel with pixel dimming and perfect black technology still delivers the core experience. It is true that blacks and accurate colours that no standard LED or smart QLED TV at a similar size can give. It can support both NVIDIA G Sync and AMD FreeSync along with VRR and ALLM. This will make it a capable gaming display despite being an older model. The game dashboard and optimiser built into webOS give you a quick overlay to monitor frame rate and adjust picture modes without leaving the game.

The Sony OLED TV uses its cognitive processor XR and runs on the XR OLED motion engine for smooth 4K 120 Hz output. The display uses XR contrast booster 15 and XR triluminos pro for colour accuracy. Here, the audio on the BRAVIA 8 uses the same acoustic surface audio plus setup found in the 8M2. Whereas the 50W 2.1 channel output with Dolby Atmos and DTS by X is solid and the ambient optimisation feature adjusts sound based on the room environment automatically. Also, Voice Zoom 3 sharpens dialogue clarity during speech-heavy content which is a practical feature for anyone who regularly watches news or interviews. One unique addition here is BRAVIA Cam compatibility with gesture control, which is not available on most OLED TVs at this price range